WHY THIS AFRICAN AMERICAN DECIDED TO MOVE TO GHANA AFTER 3 DAYS OF BEING IN GHANA | LIVING IN GHANA

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In the mid-1950s, there began a new era in which African Americans began to migrate to Ghana as a result of its independence. African Americans, especially civil rights activists such as W. E. B. Du Bois and Julian Bond, went to Ghana to aid the country's development and escape the racism of the United States.

In this video I share Dale and Deisa’s story of moving from the United States to Ghana. Deisa was a pharmacist in the US and Dale was an investment banker over in New York. Now they have relocated to Ghana and are establishing their lives here.
0:00 Intro
02:20 What initially got you to make the decision to move here to Ghana?
03:49 What was it about Ghana that made you decide to move here so quickly?
06:01 What did you do once you decided to move to Ghana, what was the next step?
09:41 Did you have any idea of what to expect in Ghana before you came here?
12:46 Have you had any major challenges since moving to Ghana?
13:00 How did you avoid challenges in Ghana?
16:18 Have you guys made many connections with other people since moving to Ghana?
18:03 How did you find a home in Ghana?
24:06 Quick Tour of Dale and Deisa’s Ghana Home!

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My name is Jasmine and I have relocated from Sydney Australia to Ghana in west Africa as of the year 2020.
My parents are of Ghanaian descent and so am I although I was born in Australia. Here on my channel, my goal is to give you a real glimpse into what it’s like to live in Ghana, from the Ghanaian food, to the Ghanaian culture, to the Ghanaian lifestyle and everything in between. My goal is to satisfy your curiosity about Ghana and help inspire to explore Ghana.
My prayer is that these videos do just that for several African’s in the diaspora.

Follow your bliss because life is short, follow your bliss because human life has no intrinsic value, follow your bliss because everything happens for the greater good and follow your bliss because it has all happened before.

[Pan-Afrikan.Diasporan]

Diasporan from I came to Ghana Sept. 21 for two weeks.... Stayed 6 Came back 7 months been living here for 7 months now... LOVE IT!!!! I love being

[NonStopghana]

This is awesome. My husband and I did the same thing. Here for almost 2 months now. Came for 1 month went back and packed and came back last Tuesday for good. I love Ghana. 🇯🇲 🇺🇸 🇬🇧. You look great Jasmine

[donlocoshow]

African content creators we are doing great, even though slowly, but hopefully, we will change that narrative.

[niiamu]

Zero expectation is an excellent approach.

[niiamu]

A country will not meet the expectations of anyone. A person has to create their own expectations depending on the environment. A person has to know where they are moving to.

[CJSmith-cgbd]

I've been thinking about relocating to Ghana myself from America. America is my born home, but Ghana is now calling for me. It's an exciting and frightening ambition of mine. Thank you for interviewing this couple, our Lady Jasmine. 😎🖤🙏😎

[kwadwobadu]

She is right about the similarity between Guyana 🇬🇾 and Ghana 🇬🇭. In 2019 when I flew to Guyana for the first time after 15 minutes driving from the Airport to my hotel. I said the same thing, that it feels like Ghana and I can move and live in Guyana without any problems

[cathyajulo]

I keep saying Africa is home n am home to stay❤❤

[webelonginafrica]

I built a house in Ghana before even stepping foot here. Crazy right? Well I did it 😅 my journey has been and still is lovely ❤

[A.jmens]

They've inspired me to move to Ghana. thanks Jasmine for hosting these couples on your platform.

[springmornings]

finally diasporans are catching on to the fact that you dont have to build your own place to move to ghana....buying is a better option than wanting to build your own house in ghana....and there are sooo many beautiful gated and residential properties to choose you Ama for this enlightening interview.

[donlocoshow]

Wahoo, these are the types of testimony that I really love to hear

[keironcarmichael]

🇬🇾 now I gotta go see ghana 🇬🇭 for myself

[Queensofafrica]

When they 1st talked about patience in Ghana, she was NOT kidding! I am Ghanaian born and raised in the USA and when I tell you, Ghana will humble you and teach you
patients that you never thought you had !😂😂😂😂

[tismadaline]

Beautiful home and l love their interior 💕 wishing them all the best in the motherland

[thereasonswhychnl]

Ghana is home to everyone welcome home brothers and sisters this is home Ghana

[Nell]

Lovely couple in a lovely home. I wish them the best and fulfillment in Ghana. America is too depressing for me. I feel increasingly lost daily.

[stressfreesasaki]

Ghana is such a lovely place and the people are so friendly 🤗

[dee]

Amazing! That balcony is huuuge!!! 😮 After that crazy NYC lifestyle this couple looks so peaceful and stress - free. Beautiful post!

[jazzyfour]

Their story resonates with me deeply. The George Floyd incident happened in my neck of the woods and I do remember the subway shooting that happened in NY vividly. Some mentally deficient lunatic decided to shoot up in one of the subway carts. Incidents like that can scar you for life leaving irreparable damages. Can't wait to move down permanently.